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Citation

Bécour B, Dauchy S. J. Med. Leg. Droit Med. 1999; 42(2): 133-140.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1999, Masson)

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Abstract

Suicide attempts and self-mutilation in administrative retention need immediate care that is often difficult. Administrative retention is a prefectural measure concerning foreigners on the way to being deported; it means a complete loss of freedom for a limited period. The physician's duty is then to guarantee the respect of human rights. Indeed, two kinds of medical situation dan lead the magistrate to lift the measure: a serious psychiatric or somatic disease or the possible break in any vital treatment due to the return to the country of origin. The diagnosis and the evaluation of such a pathological situation is often difficult, especially when behavioral troubles are concerned. The physician must combine the strict observance of deontology, a good knowledge of bounds of the law, a rigorous psychiatric evaluation.


Language: fr

Keywords

Administrative retention; adult; article; automutilation; case report; human; human rights; human tissue; immigration; law; male; medicolegal aspect; patient right; psychiatric diagnosis; Self-mutilation; suicide attempt; Suicide attempts

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